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Can BBT Indicate Pregnancy?
Yes, a consistently elevated BBT for more than 18 days after ovulation may suggest
pregnancy
. This is because progesterone levels remain high if pregnancy occurs, maintaining the elevated BBT.
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How is BBT Measured?
Why Does BBT Rise?
How Can BBT Help in Detecting Ovulation?
Can BBT Indicate Pregnancy?
What Factors Can Affect BBT?
Is BBT Monitoring Reliable?
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